ED, both you and Diane are like sunshine on a cloudy day! Both of your warmth and your charm are accented only by your beauty. Thanks for all of your hard work and support! Much love and blessings to you always!
Though BVB is indeed from Germany, the footage shown was from Belgium, since it was a belgian police car. Probably BVB had an away match there and the fans just followed.
I played American football for 20 years but I'm jealous of European soccer crowd atmospheres. Dortmund is the black and yellow team at 4:00. I was at one of their games in Germany a few years ago when they were playing Koln the red team that was in the next clip. I've never been in such an amazing atmosphere. AC Milan might be my favorite from this video (at 6:30 though). It was just so catchy 😂
Teams in this video America: 1:56 and 2:05 US National Team 2:29 Sporting Kansas City (USA) 3:07 Seattle Sounders (USA) Europe: 3:59 Borussia Dortmund (Germany) 4:33 1. FC Köln (Germany) 5:16 and 7:53 Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany) 5:36 Northern Ireland National Team 6:13 AC Milan (Italy) 6:42 France National Team 7:09 no clue what club this is, if anyone knows please let me know. 7:32 ARIS Thessaloniki (Greece) 8:31 Malmo FF (Sweden) 9:06 Paris Saint-Germain (France) 9:38 Romania National Team
The chant at 05:15 is based on the theme song for "Pippi Longstocking", the Swedish childhood classic by author Astrid Lindgren. As a Swede, I'm flabbergasted ... that was both funny and shocking, hearing all those grown men chanting the theme song of "the worlds strongest little girl" bwahahaha
"Pippi Langstrumpf", how we say in German, is known by almost everybody here. It is a part of a lot of peoples childhood. Maybe not for the youngest but definetely for a lot. But no one would name his children after her because "Pippi" is another name here for urine. :D
Among my American acquaintances, there are many who see the rest of the world through the "outside the U.S. it's Disney world" lens. At first, they find it funny. But when things become too different from what they know, they quickly get scared and feel like they've landed with the cannibals in the jungle. When they stand in line at the airport and meet other Americans, they say they'll be so glad to be back in America soon. Not everyone is so distraught, but unfortunately many are. Ms. Jennings could be one of those.
7:05 THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH !!!! Hate it when ppl do this! i mean you can watch it later everwhere, but you can´t turn back time so why not just enjoy the moment ?
So I made the terrible mistake on another channel to call the game "soccer". Well a European "Gentlemen" went full on crazy on me for about 30 full sentences calling me all sorts of bad things for calling it soccer and not football. So I think they take "football" WAY more serious in Europe than here in the USA. On another topic I like your floofy sweater. Very pretty.
Whats funny is Europeans called it soccer (to differentiate from rugby which was also referred to as football) first, they only somewhat recently went back to calling it football regularly. But they are never slow to chastise Americans for calling it soccer.
I'm a Fan of Eintracht Frankfurt the one where the upper part of the stadium was shaking😅 but since it's german architecture the stadium is extremely stable
One of the fiercest rivalries in American football is the Iron Bowl, played every Thanksgiving weekend between the University of Alabama and Auburn University. But, despite the seriousness of this game, the fans enter the stadium together and depart the stadium together. You don't see European and South American soccer fans doing this. They even have fencing inside some of those big soccer stadiums to keep the fans apart. We don't have "soccer riots" at American football games.
@@PM-oq6ku I'm sure your condescending attitude makes you a lot of close friends. It's just a word my man, it really doesn't matter what the sport is called.
@@anandukrishnan1116 there is a massive rivalry in college football, but it usually plays out more like the relationship of the english and Americans of "takin the piss out of each other". sometimes it can get heated, but for the most part fans of the opposite team are seen as part of the same community just on different sides.
4:03 - From what I heard, that might be Borussia Dortmund. 4:40 - FK Koln (Cologne, Germany) 5:22 - Eintracht Frankfurt 5:38 - Northern Ireland National Men's Football Team 6:19 - AC Milan 7:01 - France National Men's Football Team 7:16 - Iceland National Men's Football Team. The Viking clap became popular because of Iceland's EURO 2016 debut. 7:37 - Aris Thessaloniki FC 8:12 - Ajax Amsterdam 8:33 - Malmo F.C. 9:09 - Paris Saint Germain 9:40 - Romania National Men's Football Team If you really want a wild kind of football ultras, I would suggest watching Indonesian football ultras. Their passion is so heated that anyone could literally get killed from there.
Man from what i heard indonesian fans are toxic in a bad way,like in the japanese league there is a team where there is 1 indonesian player so a lot of indonesian peoples became fans of this japanese team but the japanese fans of this team hate them becouse the indonesian think that this player is superior to everyone and should deserve to come to play in europe,which is not true becouse from what i understand is just a normal player in the japan league so immagine him being in the serious league...and the indonesian constatly keep spamming his name for example in the live chats and stuff like this,and also a lot of them hate european football becouse there are no indonesian players so they think european competitions are all corrupt,which is not true becouse the europeans league is exactly the place where you can find literally players from around all the world so if there are no indonesian players is just becouse they are bad at football
Don't get me wrong, some of my best friends are soccer fans, but sometimes our association football/soccer fans here in the US seem a little desperate to experience the really crazy fan energy they've got in Europe.
Despite their attempts often falls short It really irks me that the devoted US fans doesn't get a bit of respect for at least trying their best to create an atmosphere. At least they are trying.
American soccer is... improving. Slowly, but it gets mostly our 4th-rate athletic talent. American football, basketball, and baseball get the bulk of the elite athletes.
you mean US soccer, most of America has been playing football for over a hundred years, you guys are just late to the party, but good to have you finally join the most popular sport on earth on a more competitive level.
The first football association was formed in England in 1863. Rules were established - but continued to change - and the size and weight of the match-ball standardised. Crucially, carrying the ball with the hands was outlawed: association football (soccer) and rugby became two separate entities.
Remember in America that soccer or what you call football is really the fifth most popular sport behind American Football, Basketball, Baseball, and Hockey so you really don't see as much passion as with American Football.
I wouldn't be so sure of that Diane. We may look at the box scores and root on the red, white, and blue, but we really don't have a taste for the game. I've tried to watch USMNT matches and I just didn't find it that interesting.
I think we did beat Ice Hockey already. I mean some exerts say we even beat baseball, most predict we will beat Baseball by 2023 end. Baseball declines by 5.8% and Football goes up by 12.3%. Not much time for Baseball left
Thing to remember is national league teams represent most or all of entire states, most of which have several million citizens. You can buy tickets to games waaaaay ahead of time, so even the bigger stadiums tend to be packed full of mostly only the superest of super fans, and yes, they often drink excessively. Its a unique experience, fascinating to non-fanatics who dare venture inside, but it become concerning and even a bit embarrassing very quickly.
Seattle Washington is often referred to as "The Emerald City," mostly because of the very green flora which is a result of all the rain. Washington State is also known as "The Evergreen State" because of all the evergreen trees. Fir and Pine and Spruce and Cedar and such are common here.
Rare Tuesday drop . Love it ! I think the European fans have been doing it longer , so they have it down to a science. US will figure it out as soon as they win a World Cup . That’s a challenge !
You mention empty seats at the front, some competitions have stricter safety rules than others and clubs will sometimes be required to have a couple empty rows at the front if their seats are too close so that the stewards have space to watch the crowd.
It's partly because we've got little else to do in the winter and we're nice to everyone, and we also tend to get a bit on the happy side of drunk! The Bills Mafia is also one of the most philanthropic fan bases in sports, raising money and support for all sorts of causes and in thanks to (even opposing teams) player efforts. Check out some of the media coverage from last Saturday when fans were helping to dig out the team & support staff so they could get to Detroit, or in years past when a particularly bad play by an opponent kicked off a fundraising spree for THEIR preferred charity. #HeyEyEyEy #BillsMafia #BuffaLove
@@mikeh720 Y’all have some rough winters. You know it’s bad when they have to move your games to Detroit 😆. I’m not from Buffalo but have always been a Bills fan. Hopefully Josh Allen isn’t hurt too bad, I can see the Bills winning a few Super Bowls with him.
In our first World Cup match, we actually beat Wales. Very surprising, because, normally the US men's team SUCKS at soccer. It's our women's team that is normally competitive. Out of 8 Women's World Cups, the U.S. ladies have won 4.
OMG, ED, I'm so sorry. I have squandered shoutouts, without once thinking of you. You're at Diane's beck and call 24/7 for whatever she wants! Thank you for your excellent skills to make these videos so perfect 😊
geekofix 1 month ago Hello from Germany, great video. The stadium at 5:15 is build like that on purpose. German engineering/construction. In Europe, but also in South America, fan culture looks a little different. Here in Europe, fans organize themselves into fan clubs and spend a lot of free time with and for the club. Very often, even the whole family is involved. I can recommend you to visit a game if you ever visit Germany or another European country. You will have a good time. But the US has some clubs with a similar fan culture like for example Detroit FC, Columbus Crew SC or FC Cincinnati. We recently also had the NFL (American Football) in Munich/Germany. it was an amazing experience. Clubs Europe: 2:55 Borussia Dortmund (Germany), 3:29 1. FC Köln (Germany), 5:15 Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany), 5:55 Northern Ireland National Team, 6:33 AC Milan (Italy), 7:01 France National Team, 7:33 Iceland National Team, 7:56 Aris Thessaloniki F. C. (Greece), 8:53 Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany), 9:10 Ajax Amsterdam (Netherlands), Malmö FF (Sweden), 10:16 Paris Saint-Germain (France), 10:48 Romania National Team
The only reason why you seen very little of american football is because your chants and fans are cringe and dont put enough passion into their teams. Us people from Europe we put our hearts and souls into our teams that’s what makes the sport you call soccer a massive sport in our continent.
I certainly didn't expect this today. Chewie was funny looking at you during your hot pillow curse. I think I heard him say " What is she on about now?!"
lets call a ''Hold the ball with you'r hand FOOTball'' - lets call a ACTUAL football game (a game you play the ball with you'r feet) ''soccer'' - 'merica!
Long term planning suggestion. You should plan a trip for next year's Thanksgiving in the USA. Find a family that could host you for Thanksgiving, but also has access to take you to a college football game the Saturday before T-Day. That Saturday usually has a lot of 'cross town rival' college football games. But, you want to go with a family that will let you experience the 'pre-game' tailgate parties that go on, with all kinds of foods and fun stuff. you should target somewhere in the south east USA or Texas. Then you could stick around for more post T-day events. Just make sure that you don't plan on flying out the Monday after T-Day, that is second busiest travel day, only exceeded by the Wednesday for T-Day, which is always on Thursday. I am sure you would get loads of video of a month of posts. Love your videos.
It's the Saturday AFTER Thanksgiving that has all the rivalries, and screw the Southeast or Texas, go to the North where they play football in the fall elements, like in Michigan.
It's awesome what our fandom has become... Soccer has only gained popularity over the last couple of decades... It's growing and getting more intense every year, and it's so amazing to see! Cant wait to cohost the WC in '26!
2 million visitors will come to your great Country and I hope the Authorities are pre[ared for Turkish, Greek, Serbian, German, Rumanian and English fans. Id the Scottish team qualifies then it will be party time like The Republic Of Ireland fans :)
@@kylefam9356 Jyst sen THe Brazilians...Boring? LOL Boring is watching Guys with lots of padding throwing a ball in a ONE hour match that lasts for hours zzzzz while Adverts are on DURING the game??? "And It's Over To Your Local Sponsor" Insanity...
They are actually broadcasting the Premiere League here in American in large cities and amusement parks. It’s really attracting a huge crowd, compared to American soccer.
"American atmosphere seems sincere while european seems pisstakey". I get that you have to cater to your majority American audience but come on. Firstly you are Irish, how do you of all people call soccer. Secondly crowds at American "soccer" matches in no way shape or form compare to that of europe, south America or hell even here in Asia. How you get the idea that European crowds are pisstakey is beyond. They literally show Dortmund fans chanting thru the streets on their way to the stadium, fans in the stadiums chanting anthems, making noise and backing their teams. Catering to your audience is one thing this just lying. Football means everything to the people of planet earth which you dont seem to be from apparently. People take their kids to matches from very young ages. Football is embedded in culture of so many countries including Ireland's. You shouldn't pretend that American "soccer" atmosphere is better, European atmospheres beat them by a country mile.
WooHoo! Football! Thanksgiving Thursday is full of Football, starting with the Detroit Lions game, which has been the holiday tradition since 1934!😁☘Slàinte Mhath
A daily dose of Diane Jennings my mind is blown even before I viewed. Then I viewed. I bow down to the expertise of Editor Diane in being so diligent to produce high quality video with a daily time limit. However, Editor Dianes cheerful injections into the video show that an opportunity to display her prodigious skills to the unworthy masses. At the start of the video Chewie had that what's going on, we don't work today? Then he disappeared, and I assumed a lack of interest, but no he just felt that a video without his direct involvement was not truly official.
95% of female track/cross country runners in college: "We grew-up playing soccer." Soccer coaches in college: "Curses!!! You stole our good runners!" College runners: "We got tired of running up and down the field for no reason and sometimes getting tackled!" And that's how you get college cross country and track runners. TEDtalk complete. 👍
There's much more passion involved in European football. It becomes part of the lifestyle and creates a whole community of its own. I recommend you to watch a video about a Turkish team (Fenerbahce) where supporters were banned from the game and was decided to fill the stadium with only female supporters and kids. Around 12000 fans were expected and tickets were printed accordingly. But 43000 fans (female + kids) ended up filling the stadium.
A friend told me Rugby is a game played by hooligans and watched by gentlemen...soccer/football is a game played by gentlemen and watched by hooligans. American soccer fans are really different from American football fans (maybe it's the weather due to the time of year the season is played) . The street thing is called the march in...team supporters march from their pub to the stadium (at least in Orlando)
Well, that was mostly European football. I think the crowds on both sides are pretty crazy. Tell ED to get plenty of rest cause she’s gonna have a busy week. ❤️U☘️🇮🇪🇺🇸
soccer(futbol) they like to dance and chant more where american football the audience likes to drink beer, eat some food, watch the game, and cheer on touchdowns/incetercepts. I like Chewies blanket on the couch he looks happy in the background. Tuesday video made my day awesome. A great thanksgiving gift thanks Diane.
That wasn't quite what I was expecting. Glad for the surprise video though! 😁 I used to really get into cheering with the crowd, and on the field I was pretty loud. Lately though, when I do go to a game (usually baseball) I just watch the game. Lol. I'll buy ED some coffee (and a little adult liquid to put in it) if she does a video a day this week! 😁
@@DianeJennings watch the American College rivalry auburn university vs university of Alabama ( they’re in the state of Alabama) the rivalry is called the iron bowl bcoz the state of Alabama is the largest supplier and producer of iron tools
@@DianeJennings Those empty seats in the Swedish (Malmo) game were because those fans were Away from Home in London, England, and segregated by empty seats from the Home Chelsea fans...
Happy Tuesday to you Diane! You look fabulous as always! I can appreciate that you're taking the time to understand and like American Football. Both American and European football are very fan absorbed sports, because of how passionate the fans can get emotionally over their participants. I watched a World Cup Soccer match between the United States versus Wales, which ended up in a tie. That was an amazing game! Thanks for sharing this video and your insights on it. Have a great rest of your week Diane. Be well and stay lovely. 👋😎✌️❤️🌹
Soccer is for the little american kids playing at school Football in Europe is for real man and craziest fan and supporters we did not play at the same level football is an art sometimes near most a religion . We have a only club to support an entire live even if i move in another country i Always be a supporter of Olympique de Marseille Allez L'OM 🩵🤍🩵🤍🩵🤍. My club is 125 years old
Happy Tuesday Diane and Thanks to ED for the video! I don't know much about American Soccer, but I do know the Seattle Sounder fans are quite loud. As far as American Football goes, I think the Pros are definitely a more skilled game, but College Football has the better Atmosphere, very similar to the European Football atmosphere shown here. I did find out that my college football team unfortunately does not sell Turkey Legs or Fried Oreos. Will have to get them before the game.
@@dancronin826 oh, I didn't know, that explains their catholic fanbase I assume, while the rangers are supported by anglicans and lutherans. Now that I think about it In Italy Genua fans often wave the union jack because the club was founded by brits
I'm not a big sports fan. But if I'm going to watch any sports, it would be American football, then world football (soccer), then basketball. Off topic, but I love how Chewie brings out your playful side. That's just adorable watching you with him. He's a cute dog. 😊
To answer your question: YES, US Football fans can get as UGLY as certain English soccer/football fans. Bad chants, throwing things, storming the field, fights, you name it. I have been involved in an activity called Marching Band, in the late 1980's (High School) and early 1990's (College). I have to admit, much to my shame, I have chanted some "bad" things in high school. It was pep band for basketball, but my school's team was always getting unfavorable calls on our home court. So, the referees got the blunt of our eyrie. My freshman year at Arizona State University (Tempe, Arizona), as a member of ASU's Marching Band (The Sun Devil Marching Band), I got a taste of worst behavior. Because it was an even numbered year, the ASU/UofA (University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona) football game was in Tucson that year. School/team rivalries in the US can get just as ugly as school/team rivalries in Europe. The morning was fine, as both ASU's and UofA's bands hung out, practiced our joint number, had lunch together, and I even got to mingle with the members of UofA's chapters for Kappa Kappa Psi (Fraternity) and Tau Beta Sigma (Sorority) (Fraternal Organizations dedicated to supporting bands and music.) Everything was fine. Even when one group played their fight song, the other group would playfully sing their alternative lyrics to said fight songs. It was the march over from the practice field to the stadium (in full Maroon and Gold polyester/wool uniforms) did the ugliness start. Kids as young as five were saying things (while being encouraged by their parents) that I would have had my ears boxed in by my mom and dad if I had ever uttered them. Glass bottles were being flung at us, and one broke near me, showering my pant cuffs in the remains of a brown beer bottle. Never experienced anything worse, thank goodness. But have seen fights, and sometimes people getting stabbed and/or shot makes the news at some places.
0:07 dont worry thats the power of engineering they are designed to do that, i would be worried when a stadium does NOT jump up and down when people on it do it, because that means its either hundreds of years old or about to break. Presumably both.
I always fine it so funny that you took the name Football. A name that was already used for the most popular team sport in the world or any other sport for that matter. You re-packaged Rugby under that name. Another sport you didn't invent. And after all of that jazz you play "football" 90% of the time with you hands. Talking about pissing from the springboard lmao. This is priceless.
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When she said Brazil, which isn't even in Europe, at the BvB Badge my German heart fell apart
Brazil in Europe??? xD I'm from Poland and even I know that BvB is from Dortmund. And I'm not football fan at all.
As a Brazilian who supports Dortmund I can confirm that I died.
xD
my English heart cracked too #sigh
As a Brazilian I can say that eu comia ela
"This is Europa. Hmm... What country is that? Brazil?" I died there. :D
Americans...
Stupid as stones
😂
Lol why did they call it that
Atleast she is pretty
@@pepperpiet she is pretty indeed. 😉
"What country is it?"
"Brazil"
God please no, Brazil is not in Europe
(It was Germany to be precise)
Though BVB is indeed from Germany, the footage shown was from Belgium, since it was a belgian police car. Probably BVB had an away match there and the fans just followed.
@@Justforvisit True. It was Champions League Match and they played in Belgium .
USA vs Europe..."Is this Brazil ?"
The most american thing i heard for a while
"Europa" --> is this brasil ? definitely american.
😂
😅😅😅😅 american
WE, as Europeans play FOOTBALL and NOT soccer.
This is not a word
Video title: European soccer fans.
She: oh is this Brazil?
Geography left the chat.
geography was banned to be honest
😂😂😅 ☕️☕️
W comment :D i thought the same
Old European architecture? Yes, it's south-America :DDDD
Maybe she was thinking about Portugal XD
Europa... "iS tHiS bRaZiL?" 🤣
I played American football for 20 years but I'm jealous of European soccer crowd atmospheres. Dortmund is the black and yellow team at 4:00. I was at one of their games in Germany a few years ago when they were playing Koln the red team that was in the next clip. I've never been in such an amazing atmosphere. AC Milan might be my favorite from this video (at 6:30 though). It was just so catchy 😂
That's almost a derby.. you have seen one of the better atmospheres
Yeah you can't beat proper football
Check out boca juniors from south america. They are also insane
Football you mean it was made in England which is in Europe and we called it football not soccer 😂😂
@@L-U-C The gentleman's sport.
False: European Soccer
True: just ''FOOTBALL'' ;)
Teams in this video
America:
1:56 and 2:05 US National Team
2:29 Sporting Kansas City (USA)
3:07 Seattle Sounders (USA)
Europe:
3:59 Borussia Dortmund (Germany)
4:33 1. FC Köln (Germany)
5:16 and 7:53 Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany)
5:36 Northern Ireland National Team
6:13 AC Milan (Italy)
6:42 France National Team
7:09 no clue what club this is, if anyone knows please let me know.
7:32 ARIS Thessaloniki (Greece)
8:31 Malmo FF (Sweden)
9:06 Paris Saint-Germain (France)
9:38 Romania National Team
its Iceland
Ah ty
It's Iceland
You forgot AJAX
Malmö FF
Get it right next time.
"What coutry is this? brazil?"
sums up americans
The chant at 05:15 is based on the theme song for "Pippi Longstocking", the Swedish childhood classic by author Astrid Lindgren.
As a Swede, I'm flabbergasted ... that was both funny and shocking, hearing all those grown men chanting the theme song of "the worlds strongest little girl" bwahahaha
"Pippi Langstrumpf", how we say in German, is known by almost everybody here. It is a part of a lot of peoples childhood. Maybe not for the youngest but definetely for a lot. But no one would name his children after her because "Pippi" is another name here for urine. :D
We call her "pipi langkous" in the netherlands. Also very populair here back in the days
In the chanting they replaced Pippis name with the name of the club
@@BerserkerYoshi in Sweden we call her Pippi Långstrump
They call her "Bilby" (bill-bee) in Israel 💀
Among my American acquaintances, there are many who see the rest of the world through the "outside the U.S. it's Disney world" lens. At first, they find it funny. But when things become too different from what they know, they quickly get scared and feel like they've landed with the cannibals in the jungle. When they stand in line at the airport and meet other Americans, they say they'll be so glad to be back in America soon. Not everyone is so distraught, but unfortunately many are. Ms. Jennings could be one of those.
If you see the building almost failing, in some town of Germany a "Fußball" match is going on
It's not soccer, it's football. The american game "football" they barely kick the ball.
7:05 THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH !!!!
Hate it when ppl do this!
i mean you can watch it later everwhere, but you can´t turn back time so why not just enjoy the moment ?
So I made the terrible mistake on another channel to call the game "soccer". Well a European "Gentlemen" went full on crazy on me for about 30 full sentences calling me all sorts of bad things for calling it soccer and not football. So I think they take "football" WAY more serious in Europe than here in the USA. On another topic I like your floofy sweater. Very pretty.
Thanks! Ill be rocking several floofys this season-gotta stay warm!
Whats funny is Europeans called it soccer (to differentiate from rugby which was also referred to as football) first, they only somewhat recently went back to calling it football regularly. But they are never slow to chastise Americans for calling it soccer.
We call it soccer in Canada too. Football for us is the same as it is for you Americans.
@@Sigfried033 good to know
@@ralphvelthuis2359 Yeah, but I like CFL rules better. 🙂
I'm a Fan of Eintracht Frankfurt the one where the upper part of the stadium was shaking😅 but since it's german architecture the stadium is extremely stable
Its Football, not soccer!!!
The rest in the USA... boring .
"EUROPA" on the screen
"Where is it? Brazil?"
Me: 💀
If you don’t see the stadium move like that, It is going to collapse and you should run
4:19 "brazil" ??????? wtf she's serious ?
European don't call this sport soccer. They call it football. So don't mixed up.
One of the fiercest rivalries in American football is the Iron Bowl, played every Thanksgiving weekend between the University of Alabama and Auburn University. But, despite the seriousness of this game, the fans enter the stadium together and depart the stadium together. You don't see European and South American soccer fans doing this. They even have fencing inside some of those big soccer stadiums to keep the fans apart. We don't have "soccer riots" at American football games.
We do leave the stadium together in normal games. Its just rivalries where they make you wait
@@PM-oq6ku I'm sure your condescending attitude makes you a lot of close friends. It's just a word my man, it really doesn't matter what the sport is called.
Maybe it is not as much rivalry as football
The Oklahoma/Texas rivalry is the most intense.
@@anandukrishnan1116 there is a massive rivalry in college football, but it usually plays out more like the relationship of the english and Americans of "takin the piss out of each other".
sometimes it can get heated, but for the most part fans of the opposite team are seen as part of the same community just on different sides.
4:13 - Brazil? In Europa? Ahhh, Americans.
4:03 - From what I heard, that might be Borussia Dortmund.
4:40 - FK Koln (Cologne, Germany)
5:22 - Eintracht Frankfurt
5:38 - Northern Ireland National Men's Football Team
6:19 - AC Milan
7:01 - France National Men's Football Team
7:16 - Iceland National Men's Football Team. The Viking clap became popular because of Iceland's EURO 2016 debut.
7:37 - Aris Thessaloniki FC
8:12 - Ajax Amsterdam
8:33 - Malmo F.C.
9:09 - Paris Saint Germain
9:40 - Romania National Men's Football Team
If you really want a wild kind of football ultras, I would suggest watching Indonesian football ultras. Their passion is so heated that anyone could literally get killed from there.
I died when she said « where is that ? Brazil » like how stupid do you need to be, it was even written EUROPA before that
Yea that's BVB fans. Imagine what a place the world be without them.
4:03 Yes, that is the BVB Borissia Dortmund (Dortmund, Nordrhein-Westfahlen, Germany)
Man from what i heard indonesian fans are toxic in a bad way,like in the japanese league there is a team where there is 1 indonesian player so a lot of indonesian peoples became fans of this japanese team but the japanese fans of this team hate them becouse the indonesian think that this player is superior to everyone and should deserve to come to play in europe,which is not true becouse from what i understand is just a normal player in the japan league so immagine him being in the serious league...and the indonesian constatly keep spamming his name for example in the live chats and stuff like this,and also a lot of them hate european football becouse there are no indonesian players so they think european competitions are all corrupt,which is not true becouse the europeans league is exactly the place where you can find literally players from around all the world so if there are no indonesian players is just becouse they are bad at football
@@ciaoatutti307 Doesn't Indonesian football ultra culture also involve a few fans actually getting killed though?
Going onto Europe. Diane be like, what country is that? Brazil?
Don't get me wrong, some of my best friends are soccer fans, but sometimes our association football/soccer fans here in the US seem a little desperate to experience the really crazy fan energy they've got in Europe.
Exactly and without the violence it doesnt work
Theyre trying too hard
Seattle Fight & Win guy is a perfect example of this 😭😭😭
Now we have Europa.
"Is that Brazil?"
I said Europa.
It is Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Dortmund.
Despite their attempts often falls short It really irks me that the devoted US fans doesn't get a bit of respect for at least trying their best to create an atmosphere. At least they are trying.
Goes to Europe
"Which country is this? Brazil?"
when europe part came she said this is brasil on the first clip lmaooooooooo shit had me in tears
American soccer is... improving. Slowly, but it gets mostly our 4th-rate athletic talent. American football, basketball, and baseball get the bulk of the elite athletes.
And the best players on the soccer team usually become the field goal kicker on the football team.
you mean US soccer, most of America has been playing football for over a hundred years, you guys are just late to the party, but good to have you finally join the most popular sport on earth on a more competitive level.
Family versus thuggery is a better comparison. We take our kids and grandparents to games. But at least you got the names right.
The first football association was formed in England in 1863. Rules were established - but continued to change - and the size and weight of the match-ball standardised. Crucially, carrying the ball with the hands was outlawed: association football (soccer) and rugby became two separate entities.
American sports: People pay to watch to a spectacle while drinking, eating and selfying
Calcio/Fursball/Futebol/Football: Fans do the spectacle
So much for the intelligence of the people in the USA.
Underground. They barely know where Washington or San Francisco is. If any. 🤦♂
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Remember in America that soccer or what you call football is really the fifth most popular sport behind American Football, Basketball, Baseball, and Hockey so you really don't see as much passion as with American Football.
I expect passions will ignite as the next world cup is due to occur stateside
I wouldn't be so sure of that Diane. We may look at the box scores and root on the red, white, and blue, but we really don't have a taste for the game. I've tried to watch USMNT matches and I just didn't find it that interesting.
Football is called soccer in a good a bit of ireland to distinguish it from gaelic football,but not in dublin so much
@@gallowglass2630 makes sense. Association is called soccer in most places that it's not the predominant football code.
I think we did beat Ice Hockey already. I mean some exerts say we even beat baseball, most predict we will beat Baseball by 2023 end. Baseball declines by 5.8% and Football goes up by 12.3%. Not much time for Baseball left
4:25 is Borussia Dormund visiting Club Bruges in Belgium.
Thing to remember is national league teams represent most or all of entire states, most of which have several million citizens. You can buy tickets to games waaaaay ahead of time, so even the bigger stadiums tend to be packed full of mostly only the superest of super fans, and yes, they often drink excessively. Its a unique experience, fascinating to non-fanatics who dare venture inside, but it become concerning and even a bit embarrassing very quickly.
Football is called something you play with your feet , American "football" is played with the hands 😂😂
Seattle Washington is often referred to as "The Emerald City," mostly because of the very green flora which is a result of all the rain. Washington State is also known as "The Evergreen State" because of all the evergreen trees. Fir and Pine and Spruce and Cedar and such are common here.
Tell me u american without telling me you're american xD
Rare Tuesday drop . Love it ! I think the European fans have been doing it longer , so they have it down to a science. US will figure it out as soon as they win a World Cup . That’s a challenge !
good luck, The Netherlands has been undefeated for 17 matches now.
this aged well
They have, on the women's side.
Americans wouldn't even know the capital city of America
they're all f'ed up on drugs or more concern with the next whores in Atlanta episode
Chewie in the beginning: "Look at me. Look at me. LOOK AT ME! No one loves me"
Hahahaha!
Europa !....What country is this...Brazil ? 🤦🏽♂
You mention empty seats at the front, some competitions have stricter safety rules than others and clubs will sometimes be required to have a couple empty rows at the front if their seats are too close so that the stewards have space to watch the crowd.
Lol that's nothing, in South América you can see what actual "passion" for football looks like 😂🤣👍
I always thought Buffalo Bills fans look like they have the most fun. Bills fans smash tables in the parking lot 😂
It's partly because we've got little else to do in the winter and we're nice to everyone, and we also tend to get a bit on the happy side of drunk! The Bills Mafia is also one of the most philanthropic fan bases in sports, raising money and support for all sorts of causes and in thanks to (even opposing teams) player efforts. Check out some of the media coverage from last Saturday when fans were helping to dig out the team & support staff so they could get to Detroit, or in years past when a particularly bad play by an opponent kicked off a fundraising spree for THEIR preferred charity. #HeyEyEyEy #BillsMafia #BuffaLove
@@mikeh720 Y’all have some rough winters. You know it’s bad when they have to move your games to Detroit 😆. I’m not from Buffalo but have always been a Bills fan. Hopefully Josh Allen isn’t hurt too bad, I can see the Bills winning a few Super Bowls with him.
In USA you use speakers, in Europe we are the speakers
This girl has no business doing sports reactions😂😂😂
Title: "EUROPA"
What country is that? Brazil? 🤣
In our first World Cup match, we actually beat Wales. Very surprising, because, normally the US men's team SUCKS at soccer. It's our women's team that is normally competitive. Out of 8 Women's World Cups, the U.S. ladies have won 4.
No you have draw not win
Soccer is the number one women's sport in the U.S.
The men playing soccer in high school/ college, well, were unfortunately usually bullied a bit.
Well, beating Wales is not saying much in terms of international football
5:26 its supposed to bounce, thats what makes it very strong… german engineering for you:)
OMG, ED, I'm so sorry. I have squandered shoutouts, without once thinking of you. You're at Diane's beck and call 24/7 for whatever she wants! Thank you for your excellent skills to make these videos so perfect 😊
Did it work? Is she tearing up yet???
She’s…. Seething 😤
Omg Kim WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!?!?
@@DianeJennings oops🤷♀️
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Hello from Germany, great video. The stadium at 5:15 is build like that on purpose. German engineering/construction.
In Europe, but also in South America, fan culture looks a little different. Here in Europe, fans organize themselves into fan clubs and spend a lot of free time with and for the club. Very often, even the whole family is involved. I can recommend you to visit a game if you ever visit Germany or another European country. You will have a good time. But the US has some clubs with a similar fan culture like for example Detroit FC, Columbus Crew SC or FC Cincinnati. We recently also had the NFL (American Football) in Munich/Germany. it was an amazing experience.
Clubs Europe: 2:55 Borussia Dortmund (Germany), 3:29 1. FC Köln (Germany), 5:15 Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany), 5:55 Northern Ireland National Team, 6:33 AC Milan (Italy), 7:01 France National Team, 7:33 Iceland National Team, 7:56 Aris Thessaloniki F. C. (Greece), 8:53 Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany), 9:10 Ajax Amsterdam (Netherlands), Malmö FF (Sweden), 10:16 Paris Saint-Germain (France), 10:48 Romania National Team
There’s a stadium in Japan that has a special flooring that converts fans jumping into electricity.
What a great idea. That should be done all over the world.
The only reason why you seen very little of american football is because your chants and fans are cringe and dont put enough passion into their teams. Us people from Europe we put our hearts and souls into our teams that’s what makes the sport you call soccer a massive sport in our continent.
I certainly didn't expect this today. Chewie was funny looking at you during your hot pillow curse. I think I heard him say " What is she on about now?!"
So true!
lets call a ''Hold the ball with you'r hand FOOTball'' - lets call a ACTUAL football game (a game you play the ball with you'r feet) ''soccer'' - 'merica!
Long term planning suggestion. You should plan a trip for next year's Thanksgiving in the USA. Find a family that could host you for Thanksgiving, but also has access to take you to a college football game the Saturday before T-Day. That Saturday usually has a lot of 'cross town rival' college football games. But, you want to go with a family that will let you experience the 'pre-game' tailgate parties that go on, with all kinds of foods and fun stuff. you should target somewhere in the south east USA or Texas. Then you could stick around for more post T-day events. Just make sure that you don't plan on flying out the Monday after T-Day, that is second busiest travel day, only exceeded by the Wednesday for T-Day, which is always on Thursday. I am sure you would get loads of video of a month of posts. Love your videos.
It's the Saturday AFTER Thanksgiving that has all the rivalries, and screw the Southeast or Texas, go to the North where they play football in the fall elements, like in Michigan.
4:11 How can that be Brazil when the video said before "EUROPA" ?????
It's awesome what our fandom has become... Soccer has only gained popularity over the last couple of decades... It's growing and getting more intense every year, and it's so amazing to see! Cant wait to cohost the WC in '26!
2 million visitors will come to your great Country and I hope the Authorities are pre[ared for Turkish, Greek, Serbian, German, Rumanian and English fans.
Id the Scottish team qualifies then it will be party time like The Republic Of Ireland fans :)
Boring imo
Based on current life plans, I'm gonna be in the US at that time and I can't wait to go watch one of the games live!
@@kylefam9356 Jyst sen THe Brazilians...Boring? LOL
Boring is watching Guys with lots of padding throwing a ball in a ONE hour match that lasts for hours zzzzz while Adverts are on DURING the game???
"And It's Over To Your Local Sponsor" Insanity...
@@schtreg9140 I trust you are not thinking of permanently leaving The UK? :)
4:05 Ah yes the Brazil of Europe 😂
In USA you go at matches to eat hotdogs.In Europe,you are defending your neighboruhood's honor.
They are actually broadcasting the Premiere League here in American in large cities and amusement parks. It’s really attracting a huge crowd, compared to American soccer.
Interesting. You guys are die to host the next world cup I believe
@@DianeJennings yeah whenever that is? I am not sure. I know after Paris has this Summer Olympic Games that we are supposed to be next for those also.
yea i see soccer growing very big overtime in america especially due to this world cup and the constant growing of immigrants from south america.
@@2tall2handle1 yep.
FIFA World Cup in 2026
Summer Olympics in 2028
"American atmosphere seems sincere while european seems pisstakey". I get that you have to cater to your majority American audience but come on. Firstly you are Irish, how do you of all people call soccer. Secondly crowds at American "soccer" matches in no way shape or form compare to that of europe, south America or hell even here in Asia. How you get the idea that European crowds are pisstakey is beyond. They literally show Dortmund fans chanting thru the streets on their way to the stadium, fans in the stadiums chanting anthems, making noise and backing their teams. Catering to your audience is one thing this just lying. Football means everything to the people of planet earth which you dont seem to be from apparently. People take their kids to matches from very young ages. Football is embedded in culture of so many countries including Ireland's. You shouldn't pretend that American "soccer" atmosphere is better, European atmospheres beat them by a country mile.
WooHoo! Football! Thanksgiving Thursday is full of Football, starting with the Detroit Lions game, which has been the holiday tradition since 1934!😁☘Slàinte Mhath
So excited for that one, hope my Buffalo Bills win
ich rege mich eh nur wieder auf 4:06 das nennt man fan marsch
A daily dose of Diane Jennings my mind is blown even before I viewed. Then I viewed. I bow down to the expertise of Editor Diane in being so diligent to produce high quality video with a daily time limit. However, Editor Dianes cheerful injections into the video show that an opportunity to display her prodigious skills to the unworthy masses. At the start of the video Chewie had that what's going on, we don't work today? Then he disappeared, and I assumed a lack of interest, but no he just felt that a video without his direct involvement was not truly official.
I so didn’t see him trying to get attention 😂
6:30 its an italian team called AC Milan singing a remix of a famous Italian classic song
95% of female track/cross country runners in college: "We grew-up playing soccer." Soccer coaches in college: "Curses!!! You stole our good runners!" College runners: "We got tired of running up and down the field for no reason and sometimes getting tackled!" And that's how you get college cross country and track runners. TEDtalk complete. 👍
There's much more passion involved in European football. It becomes part of the lifestyle and creates a whole community of its own. I recommend you to watch a video about a Turkish team (Fenerbahce) where supporters were banned from the game and was decided to fill the stadium with only female supporters and kids. Around 12000 fans were expected and tickets were printed accordingly. But 43000 fans (female + kids) ended up filling the stadium.
Ich würde mir mehr sorgen machen wenn das Stadion nicht mit schwingen würde 😂😂✌️✌️
Yes bvb gehört nach Brasilien 😂😂😂😂
A friend told me Rugby is a game played by hooligans and watched by gentlemen...soccer/football is a game played by gentlemen and watched by hooligans. American soccer fans are really different from American football fans (maybe it's the weather due to the time of year the season is played) . The street thing is called the march in...team supporters march from their pub to the stadium (at least in Orlando)
You’ve got it twisted. The saying goes, “Football is a gentleman’s game played by hooligans, and rugby is a hooligan’s game played by gentlemen.”
NOT SOCCER JUST FOOTBALL !
Well, that was mostly European football. I think the crowds on both sides are pretty crazy. Tell ED to get plenty of rest cause she’s gonna have a busy week. ❤️U☘️🇮🇪🇺🇸
And also South America
03:55 Europa, 04:10 Brazil. Good job, my American friend. 🤣🤣🤣
soccer(futbol) they like to dance and chant more where american football the audience likes to drink beer, eat some food, watch the game, and cheer on touchdowns/incetercepts. I like Chewies blanket on the couch he looks happy in the background. Tuesday video made my day awesome. A great thanksgiving gift thanks Diane.
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@@DianeJennings🥰 You bring me so much joy with your gifts and are very appreciated. Happy Thanksgiving week.
Jokes on you. I'm sick rn, so every side of my pillow is the hot side.
That wasn't quite what I was expecting. Glad for the surprise video though! 😁 I used to really get into cheering with the crowd, and on the field I was pretty loud. Lately though, when I do go to a game (usually baseball) I just watch the game. Lol.
I'll buy ED some coffee (and a little adult liquid to put in it) if she does a video a day this week! 😁
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@DianeJennings watch the American College rivalry auburn university vs university of Alabama ( they’re in the state of Alabama) the rivalry is called the iron bowl bcoz the state of Alabama is the largest supplier and producer of iron tools
@@DianeJennings Those empty seats in the Swedish (Malmo) game were because those fans were Away from Home in London, England, and segregated by empty seats from the Home Chelsea fans...
American football should just be called eggchasing, then noone would be confused.
Yes
Happy Tuesday to you Diane! You look fabulous as always! I can appreciate that you're taking the time to understand and like American Football. Both American and European football are very fan absorbed sports, because of how passionate the fans can get emotionally over their participants. I watched a World Cup Soccer match between the United States versus Wales, which ended up in a tie. That was an amazing game! Thanks for sharing this video and your insights on it. Have a great rest of your week Diane. Be well and stay lovely. 👋😎✌️❤️🌹
Soccer is for the little american kids playing at school
Football in Europe is for real man and craziest fan and supporters we did not play at the same level football is an art sometimes near most a religion .
We have a only club to support an entire live even if i move in another country i Always be a supporter of Olympique de Marseille Allez L'OM 🩵🤍🩵🤍🩵🤍.
My club is 125 years old
Happy Tuesday Diane and Thanks to ED for the video! I don't know much about American Soccer, but I do know the Seattle Sounder fans are quite loud. As far as American Football goes, I think the Pros are definitely a more skilled game, but College Football has the better Atmosphere, very similar to the European Football atmosphere shown here. I did find out that my college football team unfortunately does not sell Turkey Legs or Fried Oreos. Will have to get them before the game.
Me too-post them over!
sorry but when was brazil a EU country? ^^
I'm an Irish American, Hail Hail , we root for Celtic in this house 🇨🇮
But celtic is a scottish club
@@riccardomallardo7779 they were founded by the Irish community in Glasgow, if you watch a match you will see Irish flags every where
Hail Hail🍀
The Boston Celtics are doing great this year.
@@dancronin826 oh, I didn't know, that explains their catholic fanbase I assume, while the rangers are supported by anglicans and lutherans.
Now that I think about it In Italy Genua fans often wave the union jack because the club was founded by brits
3:55 A big Europa on the screen. 4:20 what country is this, Brazil??? Ähm yea. Nothing more to say.
I'm not a big sports fan. But if I'm going to watch any sports, it would be American football, then world football (soccer), then basketball.
Off topic, but I love how Chewie brings out your playful side. That's just adorable watching you with him. He's a cute dog. 😊
That 'i think i would leave' made me chuckle xD try to get out there when shit hits the fan..it probably started already outside the stadium.
5:40 Most certainly not Ireland LOL.
@@georgebarnes8163 it's northern Ireland the same thing
It's northern Ireland it's the same thing
@@LeonardoPishia no, totally different countries
To answer your question: YES, US Football fans can get as UGLY as certain English soccer/football fans. Bad chants, throwing things, storming the field, fights, you name it. I have been involved in an activity called Marching Band, in the late 1980's (High School) and early 1990's (College). I have to admit, much to my shame, I have chanted some "bad" things in high school. It was pep band for basketball, but my school's team was always getting unfavorable calls on our home court. So, the referees got the blunt of our eyrie.
My freshman year at Arizona State University (Tempe, Arizona), as a member of ASU's Marching Band (The Sun Devil Marching Band), I got a taste of worst behavior. Because it was an even numbered year, the ASU/UofA (University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona) football game was in Tucson that year. School/team rivalries in the US can get just as ugly as school/team rivalries in Europe. The morning was fine, as both ASU's and UofA's bands hung out, practiced our joint number, had lunch together, and I even got to mingle with the members of UofA's chapters for Kappa Kappa Psi (Fraternity) and Tau Beta Sigma (Sorority) (Fraternal Organizations dedicated to supporting bands and music.) Everything was fine. Even when one group played their fight song, the other group would playfully sing their alternative lyrics to said fight songs.
It was the march over from the practice field to the stadium (in full Maroon and Gold polyester/wool uniforms) did the ugliness start. Kids as young as five were saying things (while being encouraged by their parents) that I would have had my ears boxed in by my mom and dad if I had ever uttered them. Glass bottles were being flung at us, and one broke near me, showering my pant cuffs in the remains of a brown beer bottle. Never experienced anything worse, thank goodness. But have seen fights, and sometimes people getting stabbed and/or shot makes the news at some places.
when someone says "Soccer", we already know that this person is unaware of the real pleasure of Sport.
Happy Tuesday! I really enjoy this video.
My first impression? Chewy is such a sweetheart!❤️❤️🐶🐶 "What in the heck is Mommy blathering about now?"
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dont worry thats the power of engineering
they are designed to do that, i would be worried when a stadium does NOT jump up and down when people on it do it, because that means its either hundreds of years old or about to break.
Presumably both.
I always fine it so funny that you took the name Football. A name that was already used for the most popular team sport in the world or any other sport for that matter. You re-packaged Rugby under that name. Another sport you didn't invent. And after all of that jazz you play "football" 90% of the time with you hands. Talking about pissing from the springboard lmao. This is priceless.
at first i thought she can’t be American but when she said Brazil for a club in Europe 😂🤦🏻🤦🏻
The best way to detect American XD
Brazil? Europa? So sad